[Intro] [Verse 1] Well, the sun dips low on a rusted tailgate, Cooler in the bed, a cold one waitin’. Dust on my boots, a John Deere cap, Radio cracklin’ through a maple gap. She’s a blur of plaid, laughin’ in that shotgun seat, Ain’t much but this dirt road feels like destiny. [Chorus] We’re just a little broke, a little blessed, Workin’ hands, calloused but dressed in sweat. Love’s a flicker in a porchlight beam, Chasin’ sunsets and dirt road dreams. [Verse 2] Granddad’s words in my back pocket still, “Son, don’t rush life—let the fields fill.” But her kiss tastes like a hurry-up rhyme, We’re dancin’ in the headlights, stealin’ time. The world’s got plans, but we’re skippin’ the script, Burnin’ rubber where the asphalt’s stripped. [Chorus] We’re just a little broke, a little blessed, Workin’ hands, calloused but dressed in sweat. Love’s a flicker in a porchlight beam, Chasin’ sunsets and dirt road dreams. [Bridge] The stars don’t judge a dented Chevrolet, And the pines hum along to the mistakes we make. Yeah, the years’ll come, and the years’ll go, But this gravel’s home, no matter how slow. [Chorus] We’re just a little broke, a little blessed, Workin’ hands, calloused but dressed in sweat. Love’s a flicker in a porchlight beam, Chasin’ sunsets and dirt road dreams. [Outro]